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... present. the ilegetheast. is asses. of desisioe, here. M M al Orsatiag a leepitel Sae ible of points is this Wis. dais. isms Whig of the girth el la It m ermaseaspa. aid be the et tbm peepeemd a• bsoOtal. A bill he same i= it emesdateal is the Ad rekrred ...

... object of the samety was to encourage an I waist those who wished to etudy the works of nature, Lire f-iund.r of the society Whig Dr. Hifi. The towiety was called Epsom Natural History Society, but he might tell them that it was not in- Melded to confine ...

... to be hoped that this question of reform may be settled onoe for all, by some measure whioh may satisfy the pledges both of Whigs and Tories, and yet not altogether undermine the foundations of the Scripture. TERMINATION OF THE JAMAICA INQUIRY. The Jamaica ...

... somewhere. the estates are tolerably large, we naturally think that if the owners wished to find on their land we should do so. But Whig and Tory dike have blank covers, and so spoil one of the finest districts above ground. There is little to be said to landlord ...

... House. There can he doubt that had the writ been suspended for three years, it would only have been a just punishment on the Whigs for their glaring contempt all law and order during the late election for the metropolis of lace. Earl Granville, the Lord ...

... ra tepayer. could obtain the information. Mr. Tetneuan seconded the ansendment. The original motion was supported by Messrs. WHIG and °DENMAN, and oa being par - ti the men int., was carried by • considerable majority. Toe Ckaaz then read the title 'dances ...

... Tories. He was very particular throughout his speech to denominate pointedly his party Tories and the Ministeritlists Whigs. He denied that the House was pledged to Reform, and strove to show that nobody was pledged to it—including the Crown, the ...

... the Tories. He war very particular throughout his speech to denominate pointedly hie party Tories and the Miuleterialiab Whigs. He denied that the Hoes° was pledged to Reform, and strove to show that nobody was pledged to it—including the Crown, the ...

... regard to the redistribution of sesta is of the moat rigidly impartial ammeter. having no regard whatever to it, effect upon Whig or Tory pocket As was generally believed before the Chancellor of the Exchequer brought forward his plan, no borough, however ...

... the estates are tolerably large, we naturally think that if the owners wished us to find on their land we should do so. But Whig and Tory alike have blank covers, and so spoil one of the finest districts above ground. There is little to be said to a landlord ...

... direction of the other. He Lad barely reaehetl him when both were knocked down and over. They were both killed, their bodies Whig much mutilated. The facts having been proved by several witnewees, the jury returned a verdict of aocidental death, acquitting ...